Privatization, Deregulation and Competition: Evidence from Spain
Marı́a Angeles Ortega, María Ángeles Sánchez Domínguez, Francisco González Gómez
Abstract
Marı́a Angeles Ortega, María Ángeles Sánchez Domínguez, Francisco González Gómez
Abstract
The success of a privatization cannot be guaranteed if markets are not deregulated and competition intensified. This paper aims to provide a reflection on the effective results of privatizing in Spain from 1985 onwards and on the main deregulation policies implemented in different sectors in order to increase competition.
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The success of a privatization cannot be guaranteed if markets are not deregulated and competition intensified. This paper aims to provide a reflection on the effective results of privatizing in Spain from 1985 onwards and on the main deregulation policies implemented in different sectors in order to increase competition.
Key concepts: Deregulation, Competition (biology), Order (exchange), Market economy, Business, Economics, Industrial organization, International economics